Speaker 1: Good morning, peeps, and welcome to wok F Daily with
Speaker 1: Meet your Girl Danielle Moody, recording from the Home Bunker. Folks,
Speaker 1: it is official. Joe Biden has announced his re election
Speaker 1: for president for the twenty twenty four presidential cycle. And yes,
Speaker 1: for some it and for some anyone, it feels like
Speaker 1: deja vous if the matchup is exactly the same as
Speaker 1: twenty twenty with Biden versus Trump. And I gotta tell you,
Speaker 1: I did a video on TikTok that I also posted
Speaker 1: on my Instagram saying that we need to be going
Speaker 1: ten toes down for democracy at this point, right, And
Speaker 1: what do I mean by that? I don't give a
Speaker 1: fuck about the if and or about who else should
Speaker 1: be running about. Oh but Biden's age all of these things,
Speaker 1: because I got to tell you, and I've said this before,
Speaker 1: I've said it this week already, that I have never,
Speaker 1: in my entire adult life, in my professional career in
Speaker 1: politics and in policy, been more concerned, felt more of
Speaker 1: an existential threat two our democracy ever in my whole
Speaker 1: fucking life than I do right now. And that's adding
Speaker 1: on the twenty twenty election cycle. Because what I realize
Speaker 1: and what I think all of us have realized over
Speaker 1: the last couple of years is that the Republican extremism
Speaker 1: has gotten way fucking worse. They have become emboldened since
Speaker 1: the insurrection, they have become emboldened since Donald Trump's exit
Speaker 1: from the White House. They have gone and taken extremism
Speaker 1: to lengths that we never thought that we would see,
Speaker 1: not in a quote unquote democracy, Not when you are
Speaker 1: banning books, not when you are attacking private companies and corporations,
Speaker 1: not when you are literally pulling microphones away from elected
Speaker 1: officials and telling them and their constituents that they don't
Speaker 1: have a right to speak, even though they were duly
Speaker 1: elected to office, because you don't want the debate, whether
Speaker 1: it be on guns, whether it be on gender affirming care.
Speaker 1: We've seen it in Tennessee and now we've just seen
Speaker 1: it recently in Montana. Right Republicans are being relentless. They
Speaker 1: are defunding libraries because they don't want the books that
Speaker 1: offer critical thinking, that offer perspective on history, on life,
Speaker 1: on society that isn't through the lens of white supremacy.
Speaker 1: And so when you start to see right that it
Speaker 1: isn't just a speckling. Right. It isn't just a sprinkling
Speaker 1: of these things that are happening in deep, deep red states. No,
Speaker 1: It's happening everywhere. So we do not have the time.
Speaker 1: I cannot fucking stress this enough. If you ask me, oh, Danielle,
Speaker 1: wouldn't you like somebody younger and this and that and
Speaker 1: more progressive than blah blah blah blah blah blah blah. Sure,
Speaker 1: if we didn't have a loaded fucking gun pointed to
Speaker 1: the head of our democracy, then yeah, maybe I would
Speaker 1: love to pontificate. I'd love to have a larger primary field.
Speaker 1: I'd love to have a primary right where we all
Speaker 1: get together and pick the best person. But when we
Speaker 1: are being held hostage by white supremacist terrorists with a
Speaker 1: loaded gun at the face of our democracy, now is
Speaker 1: not the time to say maybe not the guy who
Speaker 1: got into the job and is doing a hell of
Speaker 1: a job better than any of us had ever anticipated
Speaker 1: him doing. So. When folks want to tell me about
Speaker 1: why they don't want Joe Biden and why they don't
Speaker 1: want this, that and the other thing, I want to
Speaker 1: lift up a couple of things that are known to
Speaker 1: be true. Here's just a little bit of the wins
Speaker 1: that Joe Biden has had Since the beginning of his
Speaker 1: first term. There have been over twelve million new jobs
Speaker 1: that have been added right since he's taken office. This
Speaker 1: is well above any other president, well above by at
Speaker 1: least five or six million above what other presidents have
Speaker 1: been able to do. The unemployment rate is near historic lows.
Speaker 1: He signed the Inflation Reduction Act into law, capped the
Speaker 1: cost of insulin for seniors at thirty five dollars, created
Speaker 1: infrastructure investments, signed the Chips and Science Act into law,
Speaker 1: bringing back manufacturing jobs. First, major gun safety, which is
Speaker 1: the only state point that I have because it doesn't
Speaker 1: go far enough and doesn't really have tea largest investment
Speaker 1: to come back. Climate change re entered the United States
Speaker 1: back into the Paris Climate Accord that Donald Trump pulled
Speaker 1: us out of. Confirmation of Justice Kintaji Brown Jackson, support
Speaker 1: of Ukraine record enrollment in the Affordable Care Act, and
Speaker 1: enshrined marriage equality protections into law, as well as interracial
Speaker 1: marriage because we live at a time when that is
Speaker 1: on the chopping block as well. So folks, that is
Speaker 1: just a couple of the things that Joe Biden has
Speaker 1: been able to do without without a super majority in Congress.
Speaker 1: And so when folks want to talk to me about
Speaker 1: his age, yes he is fucking old. He's old as fuck.
Speaker 1: But the reality is we got a run with what
Speaker 1: we have right now. And look, I would love to
Speaker 1: tell you, yeah, well, if we lose this one, we'll
Speaker 1: get them next time. There is no fucking next time.
Speaker 1: That's the thing that I want people to understand. This
Speaker 1: is the same thing that I've been saying since twenty twenty.
Speaker 1: There is no next time. What Republicans are signaling at
Speaker 1: the state and local level and those that are at
Speaker 1: the federal level, is that they do not give a
Speaker 1: fuck about law and order. They don't give a fuck
Speaker 1: about the Constitution, they don't give a fuck about democracy.
Speaker 1: They don't want elected officials to be able to speak.
Speaker 1: They're not interested in debate, They're not interested in offering
Speaker 1: up policies to make America great. What they're interested in
Speaker 1: are the policies of cruelty, are the policies of harm.
Speaker 1: Are what Donald Trump said in Waco, Texas, that He's
Speaker 1: going to be their retribution against all people that have
Speaker 1: done wrong against them. What queer people for just existing
Speaker 1: black people for just living inside of their skin, women
Speaker 1: for having wombs and deciding that they don't want to procreate.
Speaker 1: What is this wrongdoing that they are going after? So
Speaker 1: if you think that we get another bite at the apple,
Speaker 1: I'm telling you no. And if Donald Trump isn't in
Speaker 1: prison right by twenty twenty five and he loseth, Donald
Speaker 1: Trump gonna run again and again and again and again.
Speaker 1: The threat to our democracy is going to remain so
Speaker 1: long as Republicans hold a gabble anywhere. And so it
Speaker 1: is going to be up to us to put aside
Speaker 1: our ego and our wants and operate in the reality
Speaker 1: of what is. And look, I know that for some
Speaker 1: it is a very difficult and hard pill to swallow,
Speaker 1: and I say drink some motherfucking water and get it down,
Speaker 1: because if we are not going ten toes fucking down
Speaker 1: for Joe Biden, then we might as well kiss our democracy,
Speaker 1: our civil liberties goodbye. Like I said in my video,
Speaker 1: if you want this country, all fifty states to look
Speaker 1: like this state of Florida, keep playing games, keep going
Speaker 1: up on social media and talking about Joe Biden's agent,
Speaker 1: giving a list of people who you think should run
Speaker 1: in his place, keep it up. It is that fucking serious.
Speaker 1: If I thought that there was room for us to
Speaker 1: have other conversations other than the existential one that we
Speaker 1: are in, then I would be the first person to
Speaker 1: be using my microphone on my platform to do so.
Speaker 1: But I am coming out right the fuck now and
Speaker 1: saying now is not the fucking time. That is how
Speaker 1: serious of a place that we find ourselves when our
Speaker 1: allies around the world are making plans about America's demise
Speaker 1: and what happens to them to the world democracy if
Speaker 1: that should fall so we don't have time for debate, Folks,
Speaker 1: That energy needs to be going into registering people to vote,
Speaker 1: pushing back against your state and local officials, putting money
Speaker 1: into campaigns across this country, and backing this president with
Speaker 1: every fucking thing that you have, because our lives are
Speaker 1: on the line. Coming up next, my conversation with our
Speaker 1: good friend Kurt Bardella. Folks, you know that whenever I
Speaker 1: have the opportunity to speak with our friend Kurt Bardella.
Speaker 1: Democratic strategist, op ed writer, opinion columnists for USA Today,
Speaker 1: The LA Times, Everywhere and anywhere contributor but unpaid at MSNBC,
Speaker 1: is what I will make sure that people know Kurt Bardella.
Speaker 1: It has been a couple of weeks in politics and
Speaker 1: in America. You have been all over the place, as
Speaker 1: you always are, but I want to start today. You know,
Speaker 1: I know that in your other life you spend a
Speaker 1: ton of time in Nashville, in Tennessee in the country
Speaker 1: music scene, and Nashville and Tennessee as a whole has
Speaker 1: become a focal point, a touchstone to illuminate past the shooting,
Speaker 1: the best shooting that took place at an elementary school
Speaker 1: there a couple of weeks ago. But the removal, the
Speaker 1: attempted removal of the Tennessee Three, but the removal of
Speaker 1: two Justin Jones and Justin Pearson, two black young Democratic leaders,
Speaker 1: has placed a spotlight onto the conniving nature of this
Speaker 1: very anti democratic Republican party. And I wanted to give
Speaker 1: you an opportunity just from the many hats that you
Speaker 1: have worn, how what we're seeing these past couple of
Speaker 1: weeks has landed for you.
Speaker 2: You know, it's interesting because people should know historically that
Speaker 2: Tennessee is the birthplace of the plant. You know, this
Speaker 2: is a place where you know, John Lewis sat at
Speaker 2: at the Woolworth's counter and protests getting into good trouble.
Speaker 2: You know, there is an intersection in the heart of
Speaker 2: downtown Nashville of John Lewis Way and Martin Luther King
Speaker 2: Junior Boulevard. Uh. You know, the fight for social justice
Speaker 2: and civil rights. Uh, you know runs through Tennessee, and
Speaker 2: here we are, all these years removed, decades removed from
Speaker 2: some of those iconic moments, and the Republican Party just
Speaker 2: proverbally took the white sheet off and exposed themselves to everybody.
Speaker 2: You know, when you expel two black lawmakers but don't
Speaker 2: expel the white one.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's like, how obvious? How obvious? Right? What
Speaker 1: was their excuse? Kurt? She didn't use a bullhorn?
Speaker 2: Right? Yeah, of course, of course, you know, I think
Speaker 2: that what has happened here, Yes, for any you know,
Speaker 2: legitimate protests to succeed in the long run, there are
Speaker 2: there are there are lynchpin moments where the opposition does
Speaker 2: something so heinous, so out of bounds, out of touch
Speaker 2: with the mainstream of the electorate. You know that that
Speaker 2: it almost accelerates the cause and allows it to reach
Speaker 2: and cut through the typical political barriers that exist in conversations,
Speaker 2: especially about guns and shootings. We've had so many of
Speaker 2: them that it's a cycle that itself so often that
Speaker 2: it's so easy for people that aren't directly tied to
Speaker 2: an incident or community to kind of check out of it.
Speaker 2: But this took it to a new level. It extended
Speaker 2: the conversation beyond the life cycle of mass shootings that
Speaker 2: we usually have. And I think it, I think it's
Speaker 2: gonna go down in history. Honestly, is one of the
Speaker 2: most important moments to happen. Shortly thereafter the headline today
Speaker 2: the front page of the Tennessee and is the Republican
Speaker 2: governor bility talking about wanting more gunderful that doesn't happen
Speaker 2: if the Tennessee three thing doesn't happen as well. And
Speaker 2: so even though we may never see anything come of it,
Speaker 2: the conversation is evolving beyond where it would have in
Speaker 2: a place like Tennessee. Uh, you know, because of the
Speaker 2: Tennessee three, because of the Republican overage, because of the
Speaker 2: overt recial undertones involved, and and you know, and let's
Speaker 2: be clear what they did here. They told the black
Speaker 2: black guys, you've gone too far. We're gonna make an
Speaker 2: example out of you go back to go back to
Speaker 2: where you belong. That's what that all.
Speaker 1: That's what that was about.
Speaker 2: And it repelled a lot of people. You know, even
Speaker 2: regardless of where you think about guns, this what beyond that.
Speaker 2: It's a such flavorant abusive power, authoritarianism, and I think
Speaker 2: it is one of the most we will look back
Speaker 2: one day on this as a very important historical different.
Speaker 1: I'm so glad that you laid out the history of
Speaker 1: Tennessee for folks to really remember and understand what kind
Speaker 1: of runs through the soil there. And I think that
Speaker 1: what has also ignited hope in me and I tweeted this,
Speaker 1: you know several days ago. Is that a part of
Speaker 1: me different from you, Kurk who you know, you travel
Speaker 1: around and you go to these you know, into these
Speaker 1: red states, I don't, right, So for me to see
Speaker 1: these young people flood into the streets, flood into the
Speaker 1: state capitol to be charged up, fired up, you know
Speaker 1: in a way that I was just like you would
Speaker 1: have thought this was Washington, d C. At March for
Speaker 1: our lives a couple of years ago. The energy day
Speaker 1: after day after day that they've been bringing in so
Speaker 1: for me on the outside, this was a shock to see,
Speaker 1: a pleasant shock to see, right. And I forget what
Speaker 1: Republican it was. You can remind me who said, oh,
Speaker 1: this is what indoctrination looks like. Right, I forget who
Speaker 1: it was who said that. Was it shocking for you
Speaker 1: to see that level of energy coming in support of
Speaker 1: the two justines, but really of the fact that these
Speaker 1: young people are tired of dying. Yeah, they're tired of
Speaker 1: being on the front lines of the Republicans war on America.
Speaker 2: Well, I think yeah, I think it was Scott Walker
Speaker 2: was the Republican.
Speaker 1: Yes, Scott Walker, yep, yeah.
Speaker 2: You know it was so heartening and asked for one
Speaker 2: time that one of the things that gives me hope
Speaker 2: about our future is that the next generation that keeps
Speaker 2: coming up is more progressive than the one. You know
Speaker 2: that that they that preceded. Uh. And I think Tennessee
Speaker 2: here is a really good example of that. And there
Speaker 2: are and people should know too. There's a ton of
Speaker 2: college campuses and institutions in Tennessee. In the Nashville area.
Speaker 2: You have places like you know, Vanderbilt University, you have MTSU,
Speaker 2: you have a lot of music business schools too. And
Speaker 2: you know, because and you may not think this at first,
Speaker 2: but country music is the heart and soul of the
Speaker 2: Nashville community. You know, it is the largest industry, and
Speaker 2: that attracts a ton of younger talent there who believe
Speaker 2: in expression, who believe you know, creatives and arts. You
Speaker 2: know that that tends to be a more liberal crap.
Speaker 2: And you may think that the music itself appeals more
Speaker 2: to the Red States, but the people who work there,
Speaker 2: who work on music grow, who work for the music
Speaker 2: labels and the pr agencies and the entertainment side of that,
Speaker 2: they are all very progressive. And they all came up,
Speaker 2: you know, going to the schools in Tennessee, and you know,
Speaker 2: and I think the old guard got kind of, you know,
Speaker 2: a dose of that reality that you know, this isn't
Speaker 2: your grandpa's you know town anymore. Uh. You know, Nashville
Speaker 2: itself is very blue Democrat mayor. Uh it was a
Speaker 2: Democrats led count City council that rejected the idea of
Speaker 2: even having the Reublication Committee, uh, you know, host the
Speaker 2: RNC convention. They are they were looking at doing that
Speaker 2: at one point, and the Democrats said, no, no, Dice,
Speaker 2: you know, so it is. And and again what was
Speaker 2: so amazing and you alluded to this a second igo, Daniel,
Speaker 2: We weren't watching a protest in New York or Orange, California,
Speaker 2: especially Coach, the liberal elites and all that nonsense. Was
Speaker 2: this was this was Tennessee, a very you know, you know,
Speaker 2: when you went to get outside the metropolitan areas of
Speaker 2: of Nashville and of Memphis, very conservative area, and to
Speaker 2: have that type of presence, you know that, you know,
Speaker 2: I literally was just having this conversation with someone at
Speaker 2: the Democratic National Committee earlier today about we need to
Speaker 2: send more Democrats there. I think one of the greatest
Speaker 2: things that happened in all of this, and I have
Speaker 2: to get props to the Vice President, Comb Harris, for
Speaker 2: immediately recognizing something was happening and that we needed at
Speaker 2: a national level to have these guys backs. She went
Speaker 2: there in lightning speed. People don't understand the logistics involved
Speaker 2: in setting the president or vice president anywhere is a
Speaker 2: mountain of logistics. Things don't generally happen. There's a reason
Speaker 2: why trips are planned out weeks and months in advance.
Speaker 2: For her to be able to turn that around. Basically
Speaker 2: twenty four hours. This is remarkable and it showed a
Speaker 2: real political intuition in my opinion, the vice president's part
Speaker 2: of meeting that moment and helping drive national attention to it.
Speaker 2: It showed the value of the vice president in the
Speaker 2: way that I think we haven't seen in a while.
Speaker 2: From yeah, yep, And it's a signal to national democrats.
Speaker 2: Don't abandon Tennessee. Do not surrender ground to the other side.
Speaker 2: So many Democrats I talked to Tennessee feel like they
Speaker 2: just kind of get taken for granted, there aren't many
Speaker 2: resources invested there. They're left to kind of effect for themselves.
Speaker 2: And what ends up happening is Republicans get super majorities
Speaker 2: in these places and due to crap that we just
Speaker 2: saw them. Do we need to have a more concerted
Speaker 2: effort in having a presence in these places. We may
Speaker 2: not ever be the majority there, but we could have
Speaker 2: a very We could put up a fight exactly.
Speaker 1: I think that what it is indicative of is that
Speaker 1: we can put up a fight. Right. I think that
Speaker 1: too often democrats see have seeded. They not only do
Speaker 1: they seed ground, seed actual states, but they seed language. Right,
Speaker 1: They've given over patriotism and liberty and freedom right to
Speaker 1: this anti democratic, hateful party right. But they have been
Speaker 1: the ones that have been able to twist language and
Speaker 1: to make us believe that places like Georgia couldn't turn blue,
Speaker 1: couldn't turn purple. Right. And it's the people on the ground,
Speaker 1: to your point, that are the ones that are doing
Speaker 1: the works, often with no support and no funding, you know,
Speaker 1: to get this done. I want to switch gears, you know,
Speaker 1: because again this is America. In twenty twenty three, so
Speaker 1: there was another mass shooting and you know that now
Speaker 1: takes place in Kentucky at a bank. And what I
Speaker 1: want to talk about with you, Kurt, is what I've
Speaker 1: been seeing and what I posted on my own social
Speaker 1: was a side by side New York Post front page article,
Speaker 1: one that had the face of Trayvon Martin, the young
Speaker 1: man that was murdered by George Zimmerman for doing nothing
Speaker 1: other than being black with a hood on and walking
Speaker 1: home sixteen years old, was gunned down. George Zimmerman was acquitted.
Speaker 1: The headline of the New York Post in twenty fourteen
Speaker 1: was Trayvon Martin had traces of marijuana in his system.
Speaker 1: Fast forward now to twenty twenty three to the white
Speaker 1: mass murderer in Kentucky, and the leading headline is about
Speaker 1: where this motherfucker went to school? Right, what sport they played?
Speaker 1: And so I want you to talk about how it
Speaker 1: is still the white mainstream media's ability to humanize white
Speaker 1: mass murderers, leaving behind the story of the victims, right,
Speaker 1: the weapon of choice that is continually used in order
Speaker 1: to uplift Oh, he's had a hard life.
Speaker 2: Oh we see that. I mean, you know, this is
Speaker 2: one of those things that drives me absolutely crazy. And
Speaker 2: it just shows the the tent of racism that colors
Speaker 2: almost every facet of American media culture. Because someone is,
Speaker 2: you know, skin is white, they are given such a
Speaker 2: benefit of the doubt and are able to escape a
Speaker 2: certain type of scrutiny that anytime that someone of a
Speaker 2: darker shade of skin does the same exact thing or
Speaker 2: is in the similar position, that there is this rush
Speaker 2: to judgment and rush to stereotype robe And we see it,
Speaker 2: whether it's with you know, the situation that you tweeted
Speaker 2: about which I saw, you know, or even just look
Speaker 2: at how Republicans right now are going after Manhattan. Da
Speaker 2: alf of Bragg, who happens to be black. You know,
Speaker 2: they don't do that if you know it's a Brack Kavanaugh, uh,
Speaker 2: you know, or or one of their own. The you know,
Speaker 2: the the the threats that get thrown out at people
Speaker 2: of color who they ye disagree with, I guess will
Speaker 2: politely say, uh, and people that also includes you and
Speaker 2: I who get those same type of time. You know,
Speaker 2: that's that's all kind of by design. I always say,
Speaker 2: it's not a glitch, it's a feature, like that's the
Speaker 2: republic Party, that is their way. Uh. You know, being
Speaker 2: a person of color in this country means that you
Speaker 2: have to play air free ball. And if you and
Speaker 2: if you have one second where you aren't the best
Speaker 2: version of yourself, you're a jug dealer, you're uh you
Speaker 2: know your your you're a threat, you're a criminal, you're
Speaker 2: under suspicion. Contrast that to how you know, the world
Speaker 2: kind of looks at white people and cellular circumstances, and
Speaker 2: they're sympathetic characters. They got a lot going on. They
Speaker 2: they've been having to overcome things. It's like every excuse
Speaker 2: possible to make it some how okay, to justify mass murder,
Speaker 2: racts of terror, you know, look no further than how
Speaker 2: the Republican parity itself has recast the January sixth domestic
Speaker 2: errors as political prisoners who are being mistreated and who's
Speaker 2: who's who's By the way, who's jails happen to be
Speaker 2: a ship ton better than any people of color in jail,
Speaker 2: Like we'll give me a break. You know, they got
Speaker 2: a choir singing songs for Donald Trump. Price say, when
Speaker 2: white people commit crimes, Republicans go visit them in jail
Speaker 2: and shot a spotlight on how unjust it is that
Speaker 2: they're being treated a certain way. But black people commit
Speaker 2: crimes or accused of committing a crime. You know, they
Speaker 2: had a comment they deserve.
Speaker 1: Would they take out full page ads like Donald Trump
Speaker 1: did to the exonerated five and call for their hanging? Yea?
Speaker 2: You know, and again, within the criminal justice system, the
Speaker 2: parody that exists and the racism inherent bias that the
Speaker 2: exists people of color is no more appetent than the
Speaker 2: criminal justice system.
Speaker 1: Staying on the criminal justice system for a minute, I
Speaker 1: do want to touch upon the fact that Alvin Bragg
Speaker 1: and the Manhattan DA's office have filed a lawsuit against
Speaker 1: Jim Jordan Jim Jordan has tried to weaponize his committee
Speaker 1: and his power in Congress in order to drag Alvin
Speaker 1: Bragg in, to make him explain why the you know,
Speaker 1: sovereign state of New York has to somehow comply and
Speaker 1: tell the Feds, who have no involvement in this case
Speaker 1: against Donald Trump, why he has charged Donald Trump with
Speaker 1: thirty four felonies. So Alvin Bragg is suing him, and
Speaker 1: I wanted to just get your thoughts and reactions to that.
Speaker 2: I think it's great that Alvin Bragg is funny back
Speaker 2: this way. I think Democrats are to pay attention here.
Speaker 2: This is how you find that you do not let
Speaker 2: them have open feel to just say and do whatever
Speaker 2: they want to smear you, to attack you, to obstruct justice,
Speaker 2: to basically be an extension of Donald Trump's legal defense team,
Speaker 2: because that's what the House you just shared can being
Speaker 2: is turned into under Jim Jordan's watch. It's not about
Speaker 2: whether Alpha Brad will win the case in court at
Speaker 2: the end of the day, It's about having a statement
Speaker 2: on the record, making sure that everybody understands, particularly the media,
Speaker 2: that what the Republicans are doing in Congress, you know,
Speaker 2: is blatantly trying to interfere with an ongoing investigation, try
Speaker 2: to protect their leader, Donald Trump. It is one hundred
Speaker 2: percent political. It is not the purview of the House
Speaker 2: representatives to be investigating independent district attorneys and their cases,
Speaker 2: especially once they are ongoing right now. And so I
Speaker 2: think Bragg has been much more forceful than people would
Speaker 2: have expected. But I think that's what's for in these times.
Speaker 2: I know that most of the time attorneys are the
Speaker 2: first tell you say, as little as possible, don't make
Speaker 2: it a public fight, just back away and do your
Speaker 2: job and keep your massh But that doesn't work against
Speaker 2: this enemy. That doesn't work against the Jim Jordan's and
Speaker 2: James kongwords and Archer Taylor Green's and law and bow
Speaker 2: of Arts, the Matt Gates is they have shown that
Speaker 2: they're literally willing to throw out the entire democratic process
Speaker 2: to get their way, and they're willing to do so
Speaker 2: with you know, violent intentions. So taking the high road
Speaker 2: isn't a luxury that we have right now against this
Speaker 2: brand of enemies. And so I think that Brag fighting
Speaker 2: back this way is you know, a queue for everybody
Speaker 2: that comes up each proble because that you know, we
Speaker 2: need to be more aggressive and more decisive and to
Speaker 2: not let these guys get away with just saying all
Speaker 2: the garbage they say without any kind of pushback.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think it's time for the you know, the
Speaker 1: letting things slide mentality or the you know, when they
Speaker 1: go low, we go high, because I actually think the
Speaker 1: high road is to sue right. He didn't go out
Speaker 1: and call a press conference and start calling Jim Jordan
Speaker 1: a whole bunch of names right in the way that
Speaker 1: Donald Trump was. He didn't take to social media. He
Speaker 1: took to court. And I think that until Democrats as
Speaker 1: a whole decide to use every single tool in their
Speaker 1: toolbox in order to fight back against this very corrupt
Speaker 1: Republican Party, then we're not going to get anywhere. So
Speaker 1: hopefully he is the blue print. My friend, Kurt Bardella,
Speaker 1: thank you so much for making the time to join
Speaker 1: wok F. We always appreciate you.
Speaker 2: We'll talk to you soon, my friend.
Speaker 1: That is it for me today. Dear friends on wok F.
Speaker 1: As always, power to the people and to all the people. Power,
Speaker 1: get woke and stay woke as fuck.